Rice Water - an AARW zine

A drawing of several hands holding chopsticks eating a fish. The text reads: "asian and Pacific Islanders and Environmental Justice: Rice Water. Cover Art by Sum Yi (Ashley) Ma"

Rice Water is a collection of pieces created by individuals of the Asian & Pacific Islander diaspora and organized by the Environmental Justice working group of the Asian American Resource Workshop (AARW), a Pan-Asian group of progressive organizers in the Boston area. This zine explores the implications of climate change and environmental damage on our diaspora's identity and well-being. From childhood memories to the present time, the pieces within acknowledge our changing reality and the emotional and physical impact that our environmental surroundings have on us.

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An introduction to the zine. There is a picture of the folks who worked on the zine. The text reads "Rice Water is a collection of pieces created by individuals of the Asian & Pacific Islander diaspora and organized by the Environmental Justice worki
The second page of the introduction to the zine. The text reads "Though a worldwide phenomenon, the human consequences of environmental impact and climate change are not evenly distributed across borders, class, race, gender identity, sexual orientat
The table of contents for the zine. The header reads "Reflection", and the sections read: INTRODUCTION "We are deeply linked in our collective survival, and to the Earth that sustains us." FOOD "warming you with stew in winter / that embrace of s
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